Headline Parade, and Kiddie Parade, fuel excitement

The 104th annual Oregon Trail Days Parade is set to bring hometown pride and summer cheer back to Gering’s 10th Street on July 12. Featuring the Headline Parade and Kiddie Parade, the event promises excitement for residents and visitors alike.

Key Takeaways:

  • The 104th annual Oregon Trail Days Parade is happening on July 12.
  • Parade festivities will occur from 10 a.m. to noon on 10th Street in Gering.
  • The event boasts a long history of hometown pride and themed parade floats.
  • Both the Headline Parade and Kiddie Parade are fueling community excitement.
  • Residents anticipate a return of summer cheer as the parade approaches.

A Century-Old Tradition Returns

Gering is gearing up for a beloved tradition as the 104th annual Oregon Trail Days Parade returns to 10th Street. Scheduled for Saturday, July 12, from 10 a.m. to noon, the parade is a hallmark of the community’s summer festivities.

Hometown Pride on Parade

With a long history rooted in hometown pride, the Oregon Trail Days Parade showcases themed floats that reflect the spirit and heritage of Gering. For over a century, residents have come together to celebrate their community, making the event a cornerstone of local culture.

Headline and Kiddie Parades Fuel Excitement

This year’s parade features both the Headline Parade and the Kiddie Parade, fueling excitement among attendees of all ages. The Headline Parade brings a variety of floats and performances, while the Kiddie Parade allows the youngest members of the community to join in the festivities.

Community Anticipates Summer Cheer

As the date approaches, anticipation is building throughout Gering. The parade not only heralds the height of summer but also provides an opportunity for residents and visitors to unite in celebration. The themes of unity and joy are ever-present as the community prepares for this cherished event.

Join the Celebration

The Oregon Trail Days Parade invites everyone to experience the vibrancy and camaraderie that have defined it for 104 years. Whether a long-time resident or a first-time visitor, the parade offers a glimpse into the heart of Gering’s community spirit.

Residents and visitors alike can look forward to a morning filled with festivities, reflections on tradition, and the shared joy that the Oregon Trail Days Parade has brought to Gering for over a century.

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